1
«he importance of a full and complete expression
of the people at tiie primary election is fully as
zreat as that of the general election in June. At
the primary election men may be nominated for T<. TUB D k MIX'HATIC V o TEUS ov l.t.vv
•Ifice who are not generally acceptable to the peo I hereby announce niynelf a candidate
I
ple,
unless all of the voters are on hand to have a for the nomination <»f
Politically Independent
voice in the rnacter. After the several tickets are Mombw of llouso of r.oproset.xa:l"C'.
of the 13d Legiidmivi- A»i*eiubiy 01 t e
Entered at the postoitiue at Sciu, Oregon, as second-class named on that day, the people have no oj tion b t “ State oi Oregon, Hitby ct to the .Dem
to
elect
one
of
the
candidates
for
any
particular
ocratic voters at Primary Election ci.
mail matter;
office. The importance, then, of naming none blit Vpril 2, 11106.
good men for office at that time, is very ai»parent,
FOLDING J. CBNNT
PUHI.1*1 IKl > K\’EKV FRIDAY BY
in fact, if a mistake in selecting a candidate is
of sbei’ium Product.
T. Is. I> CGG ER,
1’. (»., Jefferson, O.i . x.
made, it can only lie made at the Primary.
KnrroR and I’ ropihkfon .
Among the various persons mentioned as poossi-
D e . moi K a TU V oi KR» of L inn Cu.:
ble candidates, and from among whom t;;e selec T<> 1 THE
hereby minounee niyseit a can<li<late
Ml HHC ‘HIPTION H A'i’KH:
tion
will
be
made,
are
the
names
of
many
gwd,
for tin* iioiiiinatioii f> r the office of
Or.e year in advance........................................................................ $1 2'
County Oomaussionor
One year, nt end of year.................................................................. 1 5» competent men men who would make excellent I
Upon you, fellow Subject te> the ‘leu - mi of the Demo
One year, at end of 2 years............................................................ 1 < officials, and there are others.
One year, at end of 3 years............................................................. 2 0 citizens, rests the important duty of selecting the cratic voter« at tiie Primary Election on
Sixinuntha in advance....................................................................... 75 proper candidate. You cannot do this if you neglect April 2, 1606. I further state that mv
gilicy, n elected, wrl b “Equal and
Three months in advance..........................................
5o
Absolutely Pare
Single copy in wrapper...................................................................... 05 to regist-T, and stay at home to do this or that job exact justice to ail ami special privilege«
to
none.”
of
work
on
Primary
day.
You
will
shirk
a
duty
ADVERTISING RATFX:
R. £.
that the law 5 and good citizenship requires of you,
Curd.of thanks..................................................
Nori- Salo Frooinct
Makes the food
Nor will you have any just right
Special obituary notices, per line.................................................... 0- if you do do so.
Extended wedding comments, per line......................................... 0: to kick, if an objectionable candidate is named, for Scio, Oiegon.
more Wholesome
Local advertising, per line per ¡ k - nu ............................................ 05 Lne reason that you did not come out to help defeat
Display ads, 2 changes per month, one column wide.
¡MARK TWAIN ON WOMAN SUF
his
nomination.
The
day
has
passed
when
a
good
and Delicious
per inch ............................................................................................... 10
FRAGE IN NU. ZEALAND.
Professional cards, l1.; inches, per month .............................. 1 Oh citizen can stay from the polls either on Primary
Long time contracts for advertising made on application.
or General Election day. Such neglect may not in Mark T wu ' h ’ h “Following the
>nly result in injury to yourself, but to your neigh Equator,” is a couple of pages devoted
bor as well, for a bad, incompetent or hishonest to Woman Suffrage;, New Zealand, m
PHOTOGRAPHS.
official is a public injury and wifi in time result in . w hich lie gives the olliciai figures show -
. INNO UNCEe M ENTS.
!
iug
tiiat
women
vote
in
tl
at
country
in
degeneracy of the body politic. Therefore your an great a proportion ae do the men. Make it a point, when in Albany t<
duty to vote at the primary and general election in the oiucial report he also found tins drop into J. <1. Crawfi rd’s Art Gallen
look through his collection of • cr-
*
THE SANTI AM NEWS, being the only «■6 is, morally, just as imperative as it is to pay your s aiement: “A feature of the election and
1 wa- tiie orderliness and sobriety of the • rails, views and prehistoric curies.
f newspaper published, in the Forks of the taxes.
West Second street, near Lvon.
i
people.
Women
were
ill
no
way
mo
We can and will have just as good or as bad a
” In commenting Ujion this lie
£ Santiam, and believing in giving all polit- •6 government as we deserve. If your official struc > tested.
:
Albany Hardware Company.
« ture is not erected upon a sound and honest base, says
“At homes standing argument against
* ical parties a square deal, we will publish £
The Albany Hardware Co. has
it must, in time, fall. But if the base, which is Woman Suffrage lias always been tiiat bv-t
stock ill town, and i“ tlx cheapest
ceuld not go the polls without
announcements of persons aspiring for
the people, is sound and honest, and each and every i women
being nsulti’d. The prophets have Ixcn ■lace to trade. Sole agents tor Valva
* political office, giving a short personal h stick of timber (the officials) is sound and honest, prophesying ever sinte tiie woman’s ine oil. 121» and 221 first St. Albany.
with “Good Go» eminent” as the watchword, we rigliis mov ineiit began in 1846—mid in
| write-up of the persons announcing them-
can and will erect a governmental superstructure | 4, years they have never scored a hit.
“Ab-n ought to legin to feel a sort of
« COMPLETELY DISCOURAGED ”
J selves, all at reasonable advertising rates, x that will stand for all time. Our only test on Pri respect
'or their mothers mid wives ami Is the feeling and plaint of women who
mary
and
General
Election
days
should
be,
not
sisters bv this time. Tiie women de are "run-down ” so low that work drags,
j If you desire to be a candidate, you can- <i
whether he is a Republican, a Democrat, a Pro serve a i liauge of attitude like tiiat, for head aches, back ackes. hands treuiblo,
[not have the fact too well known by the <■ hibitionist,
voice quivers, little
or a Socialist, but “Is he honest and they have w rought well. In forty-seven
things annoy and
they have swept an imposingly
capable?” Will he in his official action, first, last years
voters.
"Avwytliing goes
large number of unfair laws from tiie
wrong."
and all the time, be faithful to the trust imposed statute books of America. In tiiat brief
Look the other
upon him. Our duty, therefore, is plain. Of the time these serfs have set themselves free
way Just a minute
—
essentially.
Men
could
not
have
done
various names mentioned as probable candidates,
arid see what Dr.
much for tiiem«"lv<s in that time
Pierce'« Favorite
let us endeavor to select none but honest, capable so
Pfesrrlpthm lias
OUR SPACE IS OUR CAPITAL.
without bloi dshvd—at least they never
men; then on General Election day select from hate. I lie w men iiave accomplished a
done for morn than
a h a 1 f-m 111 ion
among the candidates offered, he who is best fitted peacetul revolution, mid a very benefi
women In the last
Fhe N ews has received a number of communica for the place. If we will but abandon all selfish cent one; and ye tiiat has not convinced
thirty j-ears.
the average man tiiat the are intelligent
W7i«t it has done
motives,
in
selecting
officials
and
keep
but
fhe
one
tions from would-be candidates for offices, with
and Iiave courage and energy ana perse
for others it can
declaration of principles of such particular candi object, “Good Government,” in view, we cannot, verance mid fortitude. It takes much to
is fur you.
Believing that
convince tne average man of anything;
date included, with the request that we publish nor will not, make a mistake.
alcoholic, stimu
mi i perhaps nothing can ever make him
lating
medicines
realize tiiat lie is tiie a erage woman’s
the same.
were doing much
in erlor—yet in set oral important details
UNCLE
SAM
AS
A
WORLD
POWER.
harm,
Doctor
R. V.
Now, we do not just know what to think of such
tiie i viiienc-s seem to show tiiat tiiat is
Pierce turned his
Invertfgatirig mind
requests. The writers must either think the N ews
w lint lie is. Man lias ruled tiie human
upon the problem
from the beginning—lint he should
editor is very “easy” or that he is hard pushed for Citizens of the United States generally think luce
of
producing
a
remedy
for the use of
remember tiiat up to tiie mi .die of tiie
that
their
county
is,
as
compared
with
any
and
all
and suffering women that should be
news items. With due deference for all these gen other nations, the fairest and best upon the face present century it was a dull world, and weak
free from alcohol and at the same time
ignorant and stupid. This is woman’s EFFECTIVE AND SAFK.
tlemen who wish to secure a lucrative office, we of’the globe. Our respect, love and pride for our i I opl
intimity—she has had none before.
Nature has provided abundantly for
will simply remark that we are not editing a news Uncle Samuel has never paled since the British I I wonder where man will De in another such
needs and Dr. Pierce found in
native medicinal plants such as the roots
i
fortyrseven
year«?
”
Lion
received
such
a
pressing
invitation
at
York
paper for health purposes. We, like most other
of GOLDEN SEAL, LADY'S SLUTER. BLACK
cohosh , unicorn and blue cohosh ,
people, desire something more substantial than town to return to his native haunts. But the Old
for Sale—A Snap.
the needed medicinal properties which
countries, until quite recently, have not held We Sawmill
“hotair” for dinner. Clothes and footgear have j World
have for sale a first class-saw mil! by peculiar processes strictly his own,
•■(•ourttry in as high esteem as* we, ourselves, that is worthy of the attention of any vitnout the use of alcohol, he has ex
the uncomfortable disposition to wear out occasion ¡have. Our civil war never demonstrated to the lumberman who is looking for such tracted, preserved and combined In exact
proportions to secure from each its best
ally, and our credit at the stores is nil. We have outside world that we possessed any great amount property.
effect. Thus compounded his " favorite
The
mill
is
capable
of
cutting
25,000
PRESCRIPTION” is a remedy for the pains
no other means of securing the necessary where |of military pi-owe^f but when Spain’s poor, miser feet of lumber in ten hours; has splen and
drain», weaknesses and Inflammation
able
soldiers
and
sailors
met
the
“
Yankees
”
in
the uterine system that has won world
withal, than to sell newspaper space. This we will j conflict and were annihilated with ease, then Eng- did engine power, ernt ft and edging of
saWB”, the latest up-to-date planer; turn wide tame by curing more than ninety-
supply to any person of respectability, no matter ' land, and France, ahd Germany and Russia con ing lathe; has logging engine with 600 nine out of every hundred who have used
it properly.
what his political sentiments may be, at, moderate cluded that there was something besides “brag” feet of cable etc.
In taking this you will know what you
With the mill is included 360 acres of take and hike what you know to be good.
in the Yankee soldiers and sailors.
rates:
fine timber Logs can lie put into the
If In any doubt as to what Is best for
In a like proportion have our statesmen and pi.rnl ■<* a cost of 50 cents i«-r thousand. you.
write and ask ndvlce of I>r. R. V.
True, the N ews is bn* a small country weekly
Pierc.i-.
m>3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. ¥.,
The price for the whole business is $10,
newspaper, with but limited influence, and an an diplomats come to be respected by these Old World 000.
and
reliable
medical adVice will tie sent
For particulars inquire of the
iH
’
oples.
In
evidence
of
this
fact,
when
President
you by return mail In securely sealed
nouncement in its columns reaches but a few
SANtiAM N ews .
envelope.
All
correspondence free and
thousand« readers; yet its influence must he valua [ Roosevelt asked Japan and Russia to stop fighting
confidential.
ble to these would-be candidates, else they would and settle their difficulties by the less dangerous Tiie average locomotive will pull three strictly
Doctor Pierce’» Pleasant Pellets the
tons of goodsa miie every three fivorfto
not ask for it. Therefore, if its limited influence method of diplomacy, they did so. Now while hundred
family laxative. One "Pellet” a
minutes.
Ten
times
as
long
would
be
laxative,
two "Pellets”» cathartic dose.
these belligerent nations entertained a very great required by a man and lii* team to haul
is worth having, it is worth paying for.
When the tickets are selected at the primary respect for our president as a man, no doubt, it a single ton one mile.
election, the N ews will select such candidates as was the great country of which he was the recog
Vetch for Sale.
it deems for the best interests of the people, and nized spokesman, that inspired this respect. Pres
S. W. Gaines lias 600 bushels of vectch
give such its support. But to make its columns a ident Roosevelt, because of the great influence of seed
for sale; mixed half oats lind lial
free vehicle in which to exploit the good qualities the country he represented, was able to bring to a vectch,
$1.00 per bushel; four-fifths ot
of this or that aspirant for office, is simply asking dose the most destructive and bloody war of mod vectch and one-fifth oats, $1.25 bushel.
for something which we sell for bread and butter ern times. This unparalleled achievement earned | Alt is clear of any foul seeds. First
first served, cash up and no
purposes. These gentlemen practically say to us, him the title of “World Peacemaker.” Now this ; come,
“Your space or influence is of no value;” for the title is to be emphasized by the Old World peoples, grumbling.
reason tnat they do not offer to pay for it. We who seem to be in a general muss over affairs in Subscribe for the S axtiam N ews .
may be any easy mark in most things, but not Turkey and Morocco, asking him to settle their
so easy as these gentlemen seem to infer. difficulties for them. The president’s “big stick”
THE SCIO MARKETS,
entlemen, we would like to accommodate you. In is thus, instead of being a menace to the peace of
the
world,
as
was
feared
when
he
came
into
office,
fact, we yearn to do so. But when one’s wife and
The following are prices quot'd on
babies are crying for bread. In* can’t always some becoming a world pacificator. Truly has the United Thursday of each week by our der.lers.
Wheat, per bushel
, States become a world power and the world is bet Oats,
times obey his benevolent instincts.
« «
44
ter for it. If our country possesses the power to Bratt,
44 ton
44
44
purify itself of the grafters and scoundrels that Shorts,
GOOD GOVERNMENT OUR AIM.
nave secured and abused positions of trust, it will Chop, 44 4«
per roll
have demonstrated, not only to itsely. but to the Hutter, (Country)
44 dozen,
...........
Eggs.
A political campaign is just now being opened entire civilized world that a government of the Chickens,
44 pound ..
ahd. to most people, it is of more than ordinary people, by the people, for the people is the highest Geese, 44 44 «<
importance. A great many of us have been agi and most perfect type of government among men. Turkeys,
44
Ducks,
tating and working on lines of reform for years.
Beef, l>er pound live wMgbt
Now the opportunity is at hand to accomplish the P etitions are being circulated asking the State Hogs, <4 " 4« “ 4«
44
IM3*
ehd to which we have been working. We have of Oregon to purchase, for $24,000, what is known Veal 44 4« for «hipping 06
031
Btoekers ...
passed the preliminary stage and have just reached as the “Barlow Road.” crossing the Cascade Slieep.
44
05'
the point when* actual reform may be commenced. Mountains near the Columbia River. This request Mutton "
The adoption of the Initiative and Referendum and is a graft, of the rankest quality. We are informed
the Direct Primary laws are simply a means by , that the persons who circulated the petition re- Tom Watson’s Magazine,
which the end sought- reform, can be reached. jeeive ten cents for every name that will be certi
*• the Magnxfrle with a purpose >»ack of it,
It now rests entirely with the people how quickly fied to by the clerk of the county in which the pe
waa established to tench the l»c*t way of
the desired results shall be reached.
abolishing
them special privileges, and
tition is circulated. Of course, the requisite num
hence, of renflerb» ; the Tiusts powertem
for marly years our Legislative assemblies have ber of petitioners will be secured and the question
to rob the public. It is a big moTthb
been a delusion and a snare. It has. as a rule, will be voted upon in June. Every voter should
magazine ot 128
w th ilhistra.ions,
done the things the masses of the people did not write NO in very large caps when he reads that
cartoon«, Mr. Wat.*ot>*» brilliant editorials,
Want, and left undone the things that they wanted. question on
ballot —
• • - the
• people who1 special article», a Mortal story, novelettes,
»n his ballot.
No doubt
Now, through the Initiative, the people can enact built this road
short sterlets and poems. by the world’s
1
_________________
__
and have
collected tolls for _ the t past
best writer». Regular Brice, fl .00 per ye**r
such measures into law as the majority may desire, thirty or forty years for the use of the road, would
10 cents the copy, at all newsstands Every
independent of the Legislative Assembly. If the now. because the road has become unprofitable be
former is interested in knowing the best
Legislature should enact a measure objectionable cause of the railroads, like to sell it. But the peo
way to cure the Trust evil an i how to
to the people, they ean. by means of the Referen ple of Oregon do not want to buy; hence the
bring it about. Now in its *\-o d volume.
Tom Watson*» tnagasine is firmly estab
dum, veto its action. For many years the people owners will probably have to keep it or make the
lished. and its circulation is growing rap-
have submitted to having men whom they diti not public a free gift of it. just as they like.
idly, but we wan! to add a hundred thous
ttust nor desire, nominated and elected to the
and sabeevfbers to our lw»t in the next
United States Senate, and nominated through
month or two.
packed conventions for other oftices. Now. through 1 As AN EVIDENCE of the wide extent of the re
the Direct Primary law, tho people themselves can form sentiment afnong Oregon voters of today, The Fanners and the Trnsts
<M all producers the former Is hit the
name the men who mav be elected to office. If one has but to notice how anxiously eager the
han lest by the Trust». They catch him
bed men are selected, therefore, we, the people. would-be candidates for Congress are to get into
comm« and going. And the Trust lives
Will ourselves be to blame. Every go«Mi citizen the reform band wagon. At least two of the Re and grows because of railroad rebates. the
«tight to and probably does, have but one object publican aspirants are oM-time ring politicians and
••protective** tariff, and national hank con
trol of oar money system. Evidently the
in view when he casts his vote for the State and probably care but little for most of the reforms
remedy t<* »•nt <»1T these special favors
County officials, and that is “flood Government.” demanded by the people further than to ride into
which build up an I perpetuate the T nut
N make* but little difference what an official's po- office on the reform wave. But reform is in the
air.
gentlemen,
and
if
you
keep
in
the
swim
you
’Hical or religious sentiments may be. if he is only
Send Us Three Names
honest and capable, and is actuated dy a desire in will have to join the throng, and be honest about
of reading farmer* tn your neighborhood
Ms official duties for the welfare of alì the people. lit, too.
together with this advertisement and as
The people having demonstrated that they are the
one-wnt stamp»-or a silver quarter se
eurely wrapped -and we’ll enrol you for a
dftly Simon Pure bosses, and having recalled this O ne of the Initiative measures that we will be
four months’trial trip subscription. Or 5
ttwrer from the hands of unscrupulous and unprin- called to vote upon next June will be that of Equal
of you may club togetber. sending a dollar
4©led persons, who were abusing the trust, they Suffrage. As the women get about everything
bill and 25 gisxi names ana a«ldrc-*«e^ and
rtust now take hold of the matter themselves.
get tve trial trip subscriptions. l*ea
that they seriously undertake to get. and they say
how to clip the Trust’» wing». Address
fo the usie of the Initiative and Referendum the they are very much in earnest this time. we. the
TOMWATROITB MAtiAziNK,
pe'ple seem to be fully alive to the imjtortance of men. might as well surrender unconditionally; for
No. Ill WeM <♦! street,
th* privilege and are making liberal use of the law. we will have to do so sooner or later.
RCO’C wn.
Xew York N. T.
0b
¿Inrs.
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